It appears to be a bug in Firefox. A <script> shouldn't be executed from
the HTML of an openInfoWindowHtml call. The behaviour in MSIE, Chrome,
Opera and Safari is correct. Firefox gets it wrong and executes the
<script>.
TRy doing it like this
map.openInfoWindowHtml(point,"<br>Type: <input type='radio' name='type'
onload='setRadioButton();' id='type' value='Farm'> Farm" +
"<input type='radio' name='type'
id='type' value='Watering Station'>Watering Station" +
"<br> Watering Station: <input
type='text' value='' id='WSname'/> <br> " +
"<input type='button'
id='btnOKHTMLWindow' onclick=\"changeName(-1, " + poly.getArea() + ", '"
+ color + "');\" value='OK' /> <br> <br>");
setTimeout("alert('test');setRadioButton()", 1);
Don't worry about whether 1 millisecond is long enough, the timeout
simply causes the alert() to get queued after the second part of the
openInfoWindow, which the API causes to be queued with a timeout of zero
milliseconds.
ALSO: you'll need to do this
map.getInfoWindow().show();
immediately after creating your map, to force the info window external
module to be preloaded.
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